I squirted this on my face this morning and accidentally got some on my eyebrows. Didn’t wipe it off. They stayed groomed for 8 hours. No gel, no wax, no crunch.
Turns out this hydrating serum is a better brow tamer than half the $30 tubes in my drawer. Pacifica Beauty really buried the lead on this one.
It’s $18. A clear, slightly tacky gel that claims to plump and hydrate with vegan collagen. I bought it for my face. Now it does three things.
Brow Tamer
Dab a drop on a spoolie, brush through — stays put without looking wet or flaky.
Cuticle Oil
One drop per nail, rubbed in. Absorbs in 10 seconds. No greasy keyboard situation.
Makeup Primer
Thin layer under foundation. Fills pores just enough without that silicone slip feeling.
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Not a lot of fluff. Four ingredients doing the heavy lifting. No fragrance, which is rare for a drugstore brand — my reactive skin didn’t even blink.
- Vegan Collagen: Plumps without the animal stuff, feels bouncy on skin
- Hyaluronic Acid: Holds water like a sponge, but lighter than most HA serums
- Green Tea Extract: Calms redness within minutes of application
- Glycerin: The sticky friend that keeps moisture locked in without suffocating
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It’s like slippery water — thin enough to drip off your finger, but dries tacky for about 30 seconds. Then nothing. No film. No shine. Just a slight bounce when you poke your cheek.
Week 2: My fine lines didn’t vanish (obviously), but my skin stopped drinking moisturizer by noon. That’s new. Also — it didn’t break me out. That’s the real win.
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My skin looks more awake. Not younger — just less tired. Dehydrated patches on my cheeks softened. The brow thing is genuinely useful. Makeup sits flatter, less cakey by hour six.
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It’s not a miracle serum. It’s a solid, multi-tasking hydrator that happens to fix your brows and cuticles. I’d buy it again — and I’m picky.